On June 7, 2023, we arrange for the water treatment filter tank to be shipped to Canada

A water treatment filter tank is a key component of a water treatment system used to remove impurities and contaminants from water. It is typically a large, cylindrical tank made of materials such as fiberglass, stainless steel, or reinforced concrete. The filter tank houses the filtering media, which can vary depending on the specific water treatment process and the contaminants to be removed.

Here's a general overview of how a water treatment filter tank works:

Inlet: The untreated water enters the filter tank through an inlet pipe. This water may contain suspended solids, sediment, organic matter, or other contaminants that need to be removed.

Filtering Media: The filter tank contains a specific type of filtering media that traps and removes the impurities present in the water. The choice of filtering media depends on the specific water treatment requirements. Some common media include sand, anthracite coal, activated carbon, multimedia filters (a combination of different media), or specialty media designed for specific contaminants.

Filtration Process: As the water passes through the filtering media, the media bed captures and retains the impurities. The media's physical and chemical properties facilitate the filtration process by trapping particles, adsorbing dissolved contaminants, or promoting biological activity to break down certain substances.

Outlet: After the filtration and backwashing processes, the purified water exits the filter tank through an outlet pipe. The filtered water is now cleaner and suitable for its intended use, such as drinking water, industrial processes, or irrigation.